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2019 Seattle Mariners season

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The 2019 Seattle Mariners season was the 43rd season in franchise history. The Mariners played their 20th full season and 21st overall at the newly renamed T-Mobile Park, their home ballpark. The Mariners extended the longest active playoff drought in the four major North American professional sports, failing to make their first postseason appearance since 2001. The Mariners started the season with a 13–2 record,[1] their best start in franchise history. However, they went 55–92 thereafter, finishing last in the American League West for the first time since 2012 and missing the playoffs.

LeagueAmerican League
BallparkT-Mobile Park
Record68–94 (.420)
OwnersBaseball Club of Seattle, LP, represented by CEO John Stanton
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2019 Seattle Mariners
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionWest
BallparkT-Mobile Park
CitySeattle, Washington
Record68–94 (.420)
Divisional place5th
OwnersBaseball Club of Seattle, LP, represented by CEO John Stanton
ManagersScott Servais
TelevisionRoot Sports Northwest
(Dave Sims, Aaron Goldsmith, Mike Blowers)
RadioESPN-710
Seattle Mariners Radio Network
(Rick Rizzs, Aaron Goldsmith, Dave Sims)
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With the Washington Nationals advancing to, and eventually winning, the World Series, the Mariners became the only MLB franchise to have never played in the World Series. The Mariners also set a then-MLB record by using 69 different players during the regular season, which would stand for five years before being broken by the 2024 Miami Marlins, tied by the Baltimore Orioles in 2025,[2] and broken by the Atlanta Braves in the same year.[3][4]

Two future Mariners Hall of Famers played their last game in 2019. Ichiro Suzuki retired after the second game of the season, part of a two-game series held in Tokyo, Japan.[1][5] Félix Hernández made his final start in September, earning a win.[6]

Offseason

General manager Jerry Dipoto embarked on a "step back" plan that made the team less competitive in 2019. Veterans, including Robinson Canó, Edwin Díaz, James Paxton, and Mike Zunino were traded, which led to 21 players making their MLB debut during the season.[7]

Standings

American League West

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AL West
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Houston Astros 10755 .660 — 60‍–‍21 47‍–‍34
Oakland Athletics 9765 .599 10 52‍–‍29 45‍–‍36
Texas Rangers 7884 .481 29 45‍–‍36 33‍–‍48
Los Angeles Angels 7290 .444 35 38‍–‍43 34‍–‍47
Seattle Mariners 6894 .420 39 35‍–‍46 33‍–‍48
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Record against opponents

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2019 American League record
Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2019
Team BAL BOS CWS CLE DET HOU KC LAA MIN NYY OAK SEA TB TEX TOR NL
Baltimore —7–123–33–43–42–43–34–30–62–171–63–47–121–68–117–13
Boston 12–7—5–23–35–22–45–14–33–35–144–34–37–124–311–810–10
Chicago 3–32–5—11–812–64–39–102–56–134–31–52–42–44–34–36–14
Cleveland 4–33–38–11—18–13–412–76–010–94–31–55–11–64–36–18–12
Detroit 4–32–56–121–18—1–610–93–35–143–31–61–62–40–63–45–15
Houston 4–24–23–44–36–1—5–114–53–44–311–818–13–413–64–211–9
Kansas City 3–31–510–97–129–101–5—2–45–142–52–52–53–42–51–69–11
Los Angeles 3–43–45–20–63–35–144–2—1–52–56–1310–93–49–106–112–8
Minnesota 6–03–313–69–1014–54–314–55–1—2–43–45–25–26–14–38–12
New York 17–214–53–43–43–33–45–25–24–2—2–46–112–73–311–812–8
Oakland 6–13–45–15–16–18–115–213–64–34–2—10–94–313–60–611–9
Seattle 4–33–44–21–56–11–185–29–102–51–69–10—2–48–114–29–11
Tampa Bay 12–712–74–26–14–24–34–34–32–57–123–44–2—3–313–614–6
Texas 6–13–43–43–46–06–135–210–91–63–36–1311–83–3—3–39–11
Toronto 11–88–113–41–64–32–46–11–63–48–116–02–46–133–3—3–17
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Regular season

Game log

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2019 game log: 68–94 (Home: 35–46; Away: 33–48)
March: 5–1 (Home: 3–1; Away: 2–0)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1March 20 @Tokyo Dome@ Athletics9–7Gonzales (1–0)Fiers (0–1)Strickland (1)45,7871–0W1
2March 21 @Tokyo Dome@ Athletics5–4 (12)Rosscup (1–0)Buchter (0–1)Strickland (2)46,4512–0W2
3March 28Red Sox12–4Gonzales (2–0)Sale (0–1)—45,6013–0W3
4March 29Red Sox6–7Johnson (1–0)Strickland (0–1)Barnes (1)29,0023–1L1
5March 30Red Sox6–5Leake (1–0)Rodríguez (0–1)Rumbelow (1)34,9284–1W1
6March 31Red Sox10–8LeBlanc (1–0)Porcello (0–1)Bradford (1)33,3915–1W2
April: 13–13 (Home: 4–9; Away: 9–4)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
7April 1Angels6–3Hernández (1–0)Stratton (0–1)Elías (1)14,4636–1W3
8April 2Angels2–1Gonzales (3–0)García (0–1)Swarzak (1)13,5677–1W4
–April 4@ White SoxPostponed (inclement weather); Rescheduled for April 5th.
9April 5@ White Sox8–10Burr (1–0)Gearrin (0–1)Colomé (2)32,7237–2L1
10April 6@ White Sox9–2Leake (2–0)Giolito (1–1)—31,2868–2W1
11April 7@ White Sox12–5LeBlanc (2–0)Nova (0–1)—12,5099–2W2
12April 8@ Royals13–5Elías (1–0)Bailey (0–1)—10,25910–2W3
13April 9@ Royals6–3Gonzales (4–0)Junis (1–1)Swarzak (2)10,36611–2W4
14April 10@ Royals6–5Swarzak (1–0)Boxberger (0–2)Elías (2)12,77512–2W5
15April 11@ Royals7–6 (10)Brennan (1–0)Sparkman (0–1)Sadzeck (1)10,23113–2W6
16April 12Astros6–10Peacock (2–0)Armstrong (0–1)Osuna (5)30,96913–3L1
17April 13Astros1–3Verlander (2–0)Hernández (1–1)Osuna (6)30,53313–4L2
18April 14Astros2–3Cole (1–2)Brennan (0–1)Osuna (7)29,23713–5L3
19April 15Indians4–6Bauer (2–1)Kikuchi (0–1)Hand (5)11,21413–6L4
20April 16Indians2–4Bieber (2–0)Leake (2–1)Hand (6)11,82613–7L5
21April 17Indians0–1Carrasco (2–2)Swanson (0–1)Wittgren (1)13,32513–8L6
22April 18@ Angels11–10Swarzak (2–0)Allen (0–1)Elias (3)33,59214–8W1
23April 19@ Angels5–3Rosscup (2–0)Allen (0–2)Elias (4)41,02115–8W2
24April 20@ Angels6–5Kikuchi (1–1)Cahill (1–2)Swarzak (3)41,14716–8W3
25April 21@ Angels6–8Barria (2–1)Leake (2–2)García (1)34,15516–9L1
26April 23@ Padres3–6Margevicius (2–2)Swanson (0–2)Yates (11)25,15416–10L2
27April 24@ Padres0–1Paddack (1–1)Hernández (1–2)Yates (12)23,41716–11L3
28April 25Rangers14–2Gonzales (5–0)Hearn (0–1)—12,64417–11W1
29April 26Rangers5–4 (11)Elias (2–0)Dowdy (1–1)—21,72118–11W2
30April 27Rangers1–15Minor (3–2)Leake (2–3)—26,49318–12L1
31April 28Rangers1–14Lynn (3–2)Swanson (0–3)—21,50318–13L2
32April 30Cubs5–6Brach (3–0)Brennan (1–1)Cishek (1)27,54518–14L3
May: 7–21 (Home: 5–7; Away: 2–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
33May 1Cubs0–11Lester (2–1)Gonzales (5–1)—29,47118–15L4
34May 3@ Indians1–2Hand (1–1)Swarzak (2–1)—16,33418–16L5
35May 4@ Indians4–5Olson (1–0)Sadzeck (0–1)Hand (10)18.42018–17L6
36May 5@ Indians10–0Swanson (1–3)Anderson (0–1)—19,66519–17W1
37May 6@ Yankees3–7Sabathia (2–1)Hernández (1–3)—37,42319–18L1
38May 7@ Yankees4–5Harvey (1–0)Swarzak (2–2)—36,85119–19L2
39May 8@ Yankees10–1Kikuchi (2–1)Loáisiga (1–1)—38,77420–19W1
40May 9@ Yankees1–3Happ (2–3)Leake (2–4)Chapman (8)37,01620–20L1
41May 10@ Red Sox1–14Rodríguez (4–2)Swanson (1–4)—33,73120–21L2
42May 11@ Red Sox5–9Porcello (3–3)Hernández (1–4)—36,02420–22L3
43May 12@ Red Sox2–11Velázquez (1–2)Gonzales (5–2)—33,06920–23L4
44May 13Athletics6–5 (10)Brennan (2–2)Soria (1–3)—12,25021–23W1
45May 14Athletics4–3Leake (3–4)Anderson (4–3)Elias (5)11,36522–23W2
46May 16Twins6–11Pineda (3–3)Swanson (1–5)—16,39722–24L1
47May 17Twins1–7Pérez (6–1)Gonzales (5–3)—20,26822–25L2
48May 18Twins4–18Duffey (1–0)LeBlanc (2–1)—34,43322–26L3
49May 19Twins7–4Kikuchi (3–1)Gibson (4–2)—31,06823–26W1
50May 20@ Rangers9–10Minor (5–3)Leake (3–5)—18,79623–27L1
51May 21@ Rangers3–5Lynn (6–3)Milone (0–1)Kelley (3)19,15723–28L2
52May 22@ Rangers1–2Sampson (2–3)Gonzales (5–4)Kelley (4)22,40023–29L3
53May 24@ Athletics2–6Trivino (2–0)LeBlanc (2–2)—12,90223–30L4
54May 25@ Athletics5–6Fiers (4–3)Kikuchi (3–2)Treinen (10)18,97523–31L5
55May 26@ Athletics1–7Anderson (6–3)Leake (3–6)—14,66423–32L6
56May 27Rangers6–2Milone (1–1)Lynn (6–4)—14,13524–32W1
57May 28Rangers4–11Sampson (3–3)Gonzales (5–5)—12,45224–33L1
58May 29Rangers7–8Chavez (1–1)Bass (0–1)Kelley (6)16,05924–34L2
59May 30Angels3–9Peña (3–1)Kikuchi (3–3)—13,97224–35L3
60May 31Angels4–3Leake (4–6)Skaggs (4–5)Bass (1)32,16425–35W1
June: 12–16 (Home: 5–8; Away: 7–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
61June 1Angels3–6Bedrosian (2–3)Brennan (2–3)Robles (7)28,12825–36L1
62June 2Angels3–13Suárez (1–0)Gonzales (5–6)—28,91225–37L2
63June 3Astros2–4Valdez (3–2)Gearrin (0–2)Pressly (3)11,82525–38L3
64June 4Astros5–11Guduan (1–0)Brennan (2–4)—12,20825–39L4
65June 5Astros14–1Leake (5–6)Peacock (5–3)—13,65226–39W1
66June 6Astros7–8 (14)Devenski (1–0)Festa (0–1)—20,25826–40L1
67June 7@ Angels6–2Gonzales (6–6)Heaney (0–1)—41,49527–40W1
68June 8@ Angels3–12Peters (1–0)Kikuchi (3–4)—40,56927–41L1
69June 9@ Angels9–3LeBlanc (3–2)Suárez (1–1)—41,61428–41W1
70June 11@ Twins5–6Magill (2–0)Brennan (2–5)May (2)23,04628–42L1
71June 12@ Twins9–6 (10)Bass (1–1)Duffey (1–1)Elías (6)25,90929–42W1
72June 13@ Twins5–10Harper (2–0)Brennan (2–6)—31,91229–43L1
73June 14@ Athletics9–2Gonzales (7–6)Bassitt (3–3)—21,38730–43W1
74June 15@ Athletics2–11Montas (9–2)Bautista (0–1)—14,84630–44L1
75June 16@ Athletics6–3Leake (6–6)Trivino (2–5)Elías (7)30,24231–44W1
76June 17Royals4–6Flynn (1–0)Bass (1–2)Kennedy (8)14,47631–45L1
77June 18Royals0–9Bailey (6–6)Kikuchi (3–5)—12,69731–46L2
78June 19Royals8–2Gonzales (8–6)Keller (3–9)—16,22832–46W1
79June 20Orioles5–2LeBlanc (4–2)Bundy (3–9)Elías (8)15,21733–46W2
80June 21Orioles10–9Leake (7–6)Gilmartin (0–1)Elías (9)23,28134–46W3
81June 22Orioles4–8Cashner (7–3)Milone (1–2)—27,54534–47L1
82June 23Orioles13–3Kikuchi (4–5)Ynoa (0–5)—23,92035–47W1
83June 25@ Brewers8–3Gonzales (9–6)Davies (7–2)—28,46836–47W2
84June 26@ Brewers4–2LeBlanc (5–2)Houser (2–2)Elías (10)30,07437–47W3
85June 27@ Brewers2–4Anderson (4–2)Leake (6–7)Hader (19)36,58737–48L1
86June 28@ Astros1–2 (10)Harris (2–1)Festa (0–2)—32,82837–49L2
87June 29@ Astros5–6 (10)Devenski (2–0)Elías (2–1)—35,08237–50L3
88June 30@ Astros1–6Cole (8–5)Gonzales (9–7)—32,48537–51L4
July: 10–13 (Home: 9–7; Away: 1–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
89July 2Cardinals5–4Adams (1–0)Gallegos (1–1)Elías (11)20,17338–51W1
90July 3Cardinals2–5Brebbia (2–3)Adams (1–1)—31,87838–52L1
91July 4Cardinals4–5Ponce de Leon (1–0)Milone (1–3)Martinez (3)26,65638–53L2
92July 5Athletics2–5Anderson (9–5)Kikuchi (4–6)Hendriks (4)19,71238–54L3
93July 6Athletics6–3Gonzales (10–7)Bassitt (5–4)—24,29839–54W1
94July 7Athletics4–7Mengden (4–1)Carasiti (0–1)Hendriks (5)25,81639–55L1
-July 990th All-Star Game in Cleveland, OH
95July 12@ Angels0–13Peña (7–2)Leake (7–8)—43,14039–56L2
96July 13@ Angels2–9Harvey (3–4)LeBlanc (5–3)—41,54939–57L3
97July 14@ Angels3–6Buttrey (5–4)Bass (1–3)Robles (13)38,56039–58L4
98July 16@ Athletics2–9Mengden (5–1)Gonzales (10–8)—18,71839–59L5
99July 17@ Athletics2–10Bailey (8–6)Milone (1–4)—19,16139–60L6
100July 19Angels10–0Leake (8–8)Barría (3–3)—19,97640–60W1
101July 20Angels2–6Buttrey (6–4)Elías (2–2)—30,92740–61L1
102July 21Angels3–9Peters (2–0)Kikuchi (4–7)—24,76740–62L2
103July 22Rangers7–3Gonzales (11–8)Sampson (6–7)Elías (12)16,09141–62W1
104July 23Rangers2–7Payano (1–0)Milone (1–5)—15,54341–63L1
105July 24Rangers5–3Leake (9–8)Minor (8–6)Elías (13)28,16342–63W1
106July 25Tigers10–2LeBlanc (6–3)VerHagen (1–1)—18,54443–63W2
107July 26Tigers3–2Elías (3–2)Cisnero (0–1)—26,70244–63W3
108July 27Tigers8–1Gonzales (12–8)Alexander (0–1)—27,14045–63W4
109July 28Tigers3–2 (10)Elías (4–2)Cisnero (0–2)—20,02446–63W5
110July 30@ Rangers8–5Tuivailala (1–0)Martin (1–2)Elías (14)20,59947–63W6
111July 31@ Rangers7–9Minor (9–6)LeBlanc (6–4)Chavez (1)22,53947–64L1
August: 10–16 (Home: 3–8; Away: 7–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
112August 2@ Astros2–10Miley (10–4)Kikuchi (4–8)—41,44447–65L2
113August 3@ Astros0–9Sanchez (4–14)Gonzales (12–9)—37,05947–66L3
114August 4@ Astros1–3Verlander (15–4)Milone (1–6)Osuna (25)39,66747–67L4
115August 6Padres4–9Lamet (1–2)LeBlanc (6–5)—24,02047–68L5
116August 7Padres3–2Magill (3–0)Muñoz (0–1)Bass (2)20,14248–68W1
117August 9Rays3–5Drake (1–1)Bass (1–4)Pagán (10)26,77448–69L1
118August 10Rays4–5Morton (13–4)Milone (1–7)Pagán (11)33,89548–70L2
119August 11Rays0–1Yarbrough (11–3)LeBlanc (6–6)Pagán (12)24,21948–71L3
120August 13@ Tigers11–6Grotz (1–0)Boyd (6–9)—16,19549–71W1
121August 14@ Tigers3–2Jackson (3–5)Gonzales (12–10)Jiménez (2)17,13249–72L1
122August 15@ Tigers7–2Milone (2–7)Turnbull (3–11)19,44050–72W1
123August 16@ Blue Jays3–7Waguespack (4–1)LeBlanc (6–7)—20,84450–73L1
124August 17@ Blue Jays4–3Bass (2–4)Mayza (1–2)Magill (1)22,07351–73W1
125August 18@ Blue Jays7–0Kikuchi (5–8)Font (3–3)—23,60452–73W2
126August 19@ Rays9–3Gonzales (13–10)McKay (2–3)—9,15253–73W3
127August 20@ Rays7–4Milone (3–7)Beeks (5–3)Magill (2)7,45554–73W4
128August 21@ Rays6–7Pagán (3–2)Magill (3–1)—7,82754–74L1
129August 23Blue Jays7–4Wisler (3–2)Gaviglio (4–2)Magill (3)34,70655–74W1
130August 24Blue Jays5–7Stewart (3–0)McClain (0–1)Law (4)34,59055–75L1
131August 25Blue Jays3–1Gonzales (14–10)Buchholz (0–3)Magill (4)29,69856–75W1
132August 26Yankees4–5Happ (11–8)Milone (3–8)Chapman (36)23,03056–76L1
133August 27Yankees0–7Tanaka (10–7)Kikuchi (5–9)—23,12956–77L2
134August 28Yankees3–7Paxton (11–6)Sheffield (0–1)—32,01356–78L3
135August 29@ Rangers5–3Magill (4–1)Leclerc (2–4)—16,59157–78W1
136August 30@ Rangers3–6Allard (3–0)Gonzales (14–11)Clase (1)23,56357–79L1
137August 31@ Rangers2–3Clase (2–2)Magill (4–2)—33,66857–80L2
September: 11–14 (Home: 6–6; Away: 5–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
138September 1@ Rangers11–3Kikuchi (6–9)Martin (1–3)—22,11658–80W1
139September 2@ Cubs1–5Phelps (2–0)Wisler (3–3)—39,13358–81L1
140September 3@ Cubs1–6Lester (12–9)Hernández (1–5)—33,95858–82L2
141September 5@ Astros9–11 (13)James (5–0)Wisler (3–4)—27,82258–83L3
142September 6@ Astros4–7Smith (1–0)Milone (3–9)Osuna (32)33,14958–84L4
143September 7@ Astros1–2Verlander (18–5)Adams (1–2)Harris (2)41,93858–85L5
144September 8@ Astros1–21Cole (16–5)Hernández (1–6)—35,56958–86L6
145September 10Reds4–3Altavilla (1–0)Garrett (4–3)Bass (3)12,23059–86W1
146September 11Reds5–3Gonzales (15–11)Gray (10–7)Bass (4)10,15260–86W2
147September 12Reds5–11Romano (1–0)Altavilla (1–1)—15,56460–87L1
148September 13White Sox7–9Osich (3–0)Kikuchi (6–10)Colomé (27)17,25560–88L2
149September 14White Sox2–1 (10)Magill (5–2)Colomé (4–4)—26,06361–88W1
150September 15White Sox11–10Adams (2–2)Ruiz (1–3)—17,09162–88W2
151September 17@ Pirates6–0Gonzales (16–11)Keller (1–5)—10,93363–88W3
152September 18@ Pirates4–1Milone (5–9)Agrazal (4–5)Magill (5)9,87564–88W4
153September 19@ Pirates6–5 (11)Brennan (3–6)Holmes (1–2)Swanson (1)12,54365–88W5
154September 20@ Orioles3–5Brooks (6–8)Hernández (1–7)—11,71965–89L1
155September 21@ Orioles7–6 (13)Altavilla (2–1)Scott (1–1)Swanson (2)22,56666–89W1
156September 22@ Orioles1–2Means (11–11)Gonzales (16–12)Bleier (4)17,54066–90L1
157September 24Astros0–3Cole (19–5)Milone (4–10)Osuna (37)11,25966–91L2
158September 25Astros0–3Greinke (18–5)Kikuchi (6–11)Harris (3)10,91666–92L3
159September 26Athletics1–3Manaea (4–0)Hernández (1–8)Hendriks (25)20,90766–93L4
160September 27Athletics4–3Warren (1–0)Hendriks (4–4)—24,09267–93W1
161September 28Athletics0–1Anderson (13–9)Gonzales (16–13)Luzardo (2)26,40167–94L1
162September 29Athletics3–1McClain (1–1)Roark (10–10)Bass (5)16,85168–94W1
Legend:        = Win        = Loss  &;     = Postponement
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Batting

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; BB = Walks; AVG = Batting average; SLG = Slugging average

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Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB BB AVG SLG
Mallex Smith134510701161996374642.227.335
Daniel Vogelbach14446273961703076092.208.439
Domingo Santana121451631142012169850.253.441
Omar Narváez132428631191202255047.278.460
Dee Strange-Gordon117393361081263342218.275.359
Kyle Seager10639355941912363244.239.468
J. P. Crawford933454378214746543.226.371
Tim Beckham8830439722111547121.237.461
Tom Murphy7526032711211840219.273.535
Dylan Moore11324731511429281125.206.389
Mitch Haniger6324646541311532430.220.463
Edwin Encarnación652414858702149041.241.531
Austin Nola7923837641211031123.269.454
Ryon Healy471692440160726013.237.456
Jay Bruce4716527351101428116.212.533
Shed Long Jr.421522140121515316.263.454
Tim Lopes41111113070112615.270.360
Mac Williamson257710140031009.182.299
Kyle Lewis187110195061303.268.592
Braden Bishop275636000403.107.107
Keon Broxton295256002528.115.231
Jake Fraley124036200100.150.200
Ryan Court122415101501.208.375
Kristopher Negrón102335000112.217.217
Donovan Walton71623000203.188.188
Ichiro Suzuki2500000001.000.000
David Freitas1210000101.000.000
Pitcher totals1621911100002.053.105
Team totals1625500758130525428239730115588.237.424
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Pitching

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; SO = Strikeouts

More information Player, W ...
Player W L ERA G GS SV IP H R ER BB SO
Marco Gonzales16133.9934340203.02101069056147
Yusei Kikuchi6115.4632320161.21951099850116
Mike Leake984.2722220137.0153786519100
Wade LeBlanc675.712680121.114580773192
Tommy Milone4104.762360111.210261592394
Félix Hernández186.401515071.28558512557
Erik Swanson155.74278258.05641371252
Anthony Bass243.56440548.03020191743
Brandon Brennan364.56440047.13425242447
Roenis Elías423.644401447.04128191745
Cory Gearrin023.92482041.13818182139
Justus Sheffield015.5087036.04422221837
Austin Adams223.77292031.02013131451
Connor Sadzeck012.66200123.2181071527
Sam Tuivailala102.35232023.013661127
Matt Magill323.63220522.121109528
Matt Festa025.64200022.12015141221
Matt Wisler126.04238022.1221715629
Reggie McClain116.00142021.02214141311
Zac Grotz104.15140017.11498818
Chasen Bradford004.86120116.21799411
Mike Wright006.7590016.0241612516
Dan Altavilla215.52170014.29991218
Zac Rosscup203.21190014.013851420
Anthony Swarzak225.27150313.214118817
Taylor Guilbeau003.65170012.1106537
Jesse Biddle009.82110011.020141278
Matt Carasiti014.6611509.21165510
Gerson Bautista0111.008209.013111197
Tayler Scott009.395207.21110867
David McKay005.147007.055485
Justin Dunn002.704406.222295
Art Warren100.006005.120025
Andrew Moore007.711104.264412
Parker Markel0015.435004.2109843
R. J. Alaniz0020.254004.01110936
Shawn Armstrong0114.734003.286633
Hunter Strickland018.104023.123303
Tom Murphy006.003003.012212
Ryan Garton0012.002003.044411
Nick Rumbelow0027.003011.134412
Dylan Moore0036.001001.054420
Team totals68944.99162162341439.114848937985051239
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Farm system

See also: List of Seattle Mariners minor league affiliates and Minor League Baseball
More information Level, Team ...
Level Team League Manager
AAA Tacoma Rainiers Pacific Coast League Daren Brown
AA Arkansas Travelers Texas League Mitch Canham, Cesar Nicolas
A-Advanced Modesto Nuts California League Denny Hocking
A West Virginia Power South Atlantic League Dave Berg
A-Short Season Everett AquaSox Northwest League José Moreno, Louis Boyd
Rookie AZL Mariners Arizona League Zac Livingston
Rookie DSL Mariners Dominican Summer League Austin Knight
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